Bill Kristol: Stop the Stupid Infighting, Dems
Bill Kristol warns that Democrats are distracted by internal infighting instead of focusing on former President Donald Trump and the alleged corruption in his administration. He cites recent examples of misinformation from figures such as Doug Burgum and Todd Blanche, as well as bipartisan actions by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. The commentary appears on The Bulwark Daily podcast hosted by Tim Miller, which covers political news and upcoming shows.
- ▪Bill Kristol criticizes Democratic infighting and urges the party to concentrate on Trump’s alleged misconduct.
- ▪Recent incidents mentioned include Doug Burgum’s false statements, Todd Blanche’s fabricated IRS document, and Chuck Schumer’s deal with Republicans to keep the government open.
- ▪The Bulwark Daily podcast, hosted by Tim Miller, features Kristol’s analysis along with discussions of political developments and upcoming episodes.
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Preview91156The Bulwark DailyBill Kristol: Stop the Stupid Infighting, DemsBoth the left and center-left are acting like the other faction within the party is the enemy—and not Donald Trump.Tim Miller and William KristolAugust 3∙ Paid91156Both the left and center-left are acting like the other faction within the party is the enemy—and not Donald Trump. Democrats need to keep their eye on the ball: Trump and the corruption, lying, and incompetence across his administration. In the past couple of days, the massive dishonesty has included Doug Burgum’s doubling down on the Reflecting Pool lies and Todd Blanche’s sham document on the IRS and the J6 weaponization fund.
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